Bloodby Vaundy (kan Rom Eng): Chainsaw Man Ending 1 Fullchainsaw

"Chainsaw Blood" by Vaundy, the high-octane debut ending theme for the Chainsaw Man anime, is a gritty, rock-infused anthem that mirrors the series' chaotic energy. Since its release on , it has been praised as a "banger" that sets a raw, aggressive tone perfect for Denji’s violent introduction. Musical Analysis

Uniquely, the anime version of this ending did not feature a standard animation sequence. Instead, it played over a at the end of Episode 1. MAPPA later released a special promotional video on their YouTube channel that compiled high-intensity footage from the first episode to accompany the song. Lyrics Snippet (KAN / ROM / ENG) Japanese (KAN) Romanized (ROM) English (ENG) 急ぐ雑踏も 軽くクラックな視点 Isogu zattō mo karuku kurakku na shiten The rushing crowds through a slightly cracked lens 弾む鼓動は 刻むクラップなしで Hazumu kodō wa kizamu kurappu nashi de A bouncing heartbeat rhythm without any applause 血が沸いて 滾っている Chi ga waite tagitte iru My blood is seething and boiling チェンソーブラッド Chainsaw Blood Chainsaw Blood Chainsaw Blood "Chainsaw Blood" by Vaundy, the high-octane debut ending

The track is defined by its and the inclusion of diegetic chainsaw sound effects that rev throughout the song. Listeners have noted its "alternative opening" vibe, as it captures the high-energy "shonen" spirit while leaning into a "grimy, batcave" sound that feels more underground and punk than a typical pop single. Vaundy’s vocals are described as simultaneously "haunting" and full of "snarling menace," perfectly reflecting the duality of the series. Thematic & Lyrics Meaning Instead, it played over a at the end of Episode 1

: The chorus, "Each time I drink blood, another nightmare flashes by," directly references Denji's need to consume blood to heal, a process that is often traumatic rather than heroic. Listeners have noted its "alternative opening" vibe, as

Vaundy stated he read the original manga repeatedly to "swallow the flavor" of the series before composing. The lyrics focus on themes of survival, desperation, and the physical toll of Denji's power:

: The refrain mentions seeing the world through a "slightly cracked lens" ( lightly cracked na shiten ), echoing the distorted worldview of characters living in a devil-infested society.